Hi Dreamer,
from my experience, that would be a nice feature.
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- 07.06.2018, 14:46
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Move current file to parent directory
- Replies: 8
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- 06.06.2018, 16:14
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Move current file to parent directory
- Replies: 8
- Views: 20247
Re: Move current file to parent directory
Hi Karol,
Your answer was exactly I was looking for.
In my previous attempts, I used only ".." and not "..\" path.
Regarding the operation "move to a subdirectory": Do I need to write the name of the subdirectory by hand (suffixed by /) or is there another way (I know of clipboard)
I guess I can ...
Your answer was exactly I was looking for.
In my previous attempts, I used only ".." and not "..\" path.
Regarding the operation "move to a subdirectory": Do I need to write the name of the subdirectory by hand (suffixed by /) or is there another way (I know of clipboard)
I guess I can ...
- 06.06.2018, 09:41
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Move current file to parent directory
- Replies: 8
- Views: 20247
Re: Move current file to parent directory
Hi,
I checked your solutions.
I'm currently using a slight variant of your first solution that actually goes to the parent directory (instead of the root folder):
1. Ctrl+X
2. Backspace
3. Ctrl+V
4. Enter (to return to the source directory)
( And yes, I have the following enabled: Set Move dialog ...
I checked your solutions.
I'm currently using a slight variant of your first solution that actually goes to the parent directory (instead of the root folder):
1. Ctrl+X
2. Backspace
3. Ctrl+V
4. Enter (to return to the source directory)
( And yes, I have the following enabled: Set Move dialog ...
- 05.06.2018, 22:41
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Move current file to parent directory
- Replies: 8
- Views: 20247
Move current file to parent directory
Hi,
I transitioned to FreeCommander XE from Total Commander. In FreeCommander i consider a particular operation very difficult: moving the current file to the parent directory.
In FreeCommander XE, these are the steps I'm doing:
1. Press F6
2. Click the "Use current folder" checkbox
3. Click inside ...
I transitioned to FreeCommander XE from Total Commander. In FreeCommander i consider a particular operation very difficult: moving the current file to the parent directory.
In FreeCommander XE, these are the steps I'm doing:
1. Press F6
2. Click the "Use current folder" checkbox
3. Click inside ...